Florestan Tubular Bells
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 23, 2016
Realistic tubular bells. Adds a surreal “tubular bells glide” on bank 1, patch 14.
Florestan Woodwinds
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 23, 2016
Florestan Woodwinds contains flute, oboe, english horn, clarinet and bassoon. They are realistic considering their small size. The oboe comes from Fluid, a GM bank created by Frank Wen.
Florestan French Horns
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 23, 2016 (and last updated on Jul 23, 2016)
Florestan French Horns contains the heroic sound of multiple french horns at the unison. How many french horns? Who knows? Maybe 4... The samples come from a previous version of Fluid, a GM bank created by Frank Wen.
Florestan Strings
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 23, 2016
Florestan Strings is a mediocre-sounding string ensemble.
Florestan String Quartet
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 23, 2016
Florestan String Quartet contains solo violin, viola, cello and double-bass (patches 40 to 43). They are realistic for their small size.
Florestan Piano
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 23, 2016
Florestan Piano is a bright piano, but much better piano sounds now exist out there.
Florestan Ahh Choir
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 22, 2016
Florestan Ahh Choir is a very realistic and useful mixed choir.
KBH Real and Swelling Choirs
by lfzUploaded on Jul 22, 2016 (and last updated on Nov 23, 2016)
EDITED: Now the note range goes from C3 to C7
Originally I heard the choir soundfont in this video and wanted it, but couldn't find it anywhere. This soundfont is something that I found (with no sign of author or any metadata) in a forum thread with a collection of orchestral sounds and edited it to create a similar sound of voices swelling in volume.
You'll find voice aahs and oohs, a mix of both slow and immediate attack versions of the sounds. See the demo included be...
Fender Knockoff Strat
by Bill BrownUploaded on May 19, 2016 (and last updated on May 21, 2016)
This is a soundfont I created in my basement studio
Fender Squire Bass
by Bill BrownUploaded on May 19, 2016 (and last updated on May 21, 2016)
I made this at home in my basement studio.
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